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Maternal Metabolic Health, Lifestyle, and Environment – Understanding How Epigenetics Drives Future Offspring Health

25 Apr 2022

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The incidence of metabolic disorders, such as obesity and type two diabetes (T2DM), continues to increase worldwide, and their onset is often attributed to adherence to a western diet and a sedentary lifestyle. However, large variability exists in one's likelihood of developing metabolic dysregulation, illustrating that our understanding of heritability patterns remains poorly understood. Diabetes and obesity are...

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PMID: 35466879
DOI: 10.2174/1573399818666220422085016

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